When an Antibiotic Changes Mood
The woman suddenly started crying and experiencing negative thoughts. She had no previous history of psychiatric illness. What happened?
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First Known Case of a Rare Fungus Causing Nail Infection Reported in Colombia
A rare case from Colombia reports the first known case of onychomycosis caused by Exophiala alcalophila in a healthy 46-year-old woman.
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Fungus First Discovered in South Asia Now Found in Virginia
Researchers from the University of Virginia have reported the first detected cases of the fungus Trichophyton indotineae in Virginia, found in two brothers, causing persistent skin infections that can be difficult to treat with standard antifungal medications.
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Disinformation and Emotions in the 2024 US and EU Elections: How Emotions Shape What People Believe
A new study on the 2024 US and EU elections reveals how emotions drive disinformation, with insights from co-author Andreu Casero-Ripollés.
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The other side of relationships and female satisfaction
The study on penile implant surgery for erectile dysfunction involved 33 couples, who shared their experiences with French researchers via interviews and questionnaires.
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Una complicación poco frecuente después de un injerto de grasa facial
Médicos suizos informan del segundo caso publicado de alopecia tras un lipofilling facial, una complicación poco frecuente, llamativa y transitoria.
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La ciencia necesita palabras. La profesora Rosa Estopà dialoga sobre lenguaje y comunicación en el contexto de la salud
Profesora Rosa Estopà Bagot analiza el papel del lenguaje en la salud, la terminología médica, la IA y la importancia de una comunicación sanitaria clara.
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First Scientific Analysis Uncovers the Hidden History of Samurai Armor Leather
Italian researchers uses advanced proteomic analysis to identify the animal species behind the leather components of historic samurai armor, revealing new insights into centuries-old craftsmanship and restoration practices.
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Trust in Science Is More Than Just Evidence
Researchers analysed papers from five leading international science education journals published between January 2024 and June 2025. Out of 116 articles that included the words “trust” or “mistrust”, only 17 directly addressed the issue of trust in science.
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Primer análisis científico descubre la historia oculta del cuero en la armadura samurái
Investigadores italianos utilizan un análisis proteómico avanzado para identificar las especies animales presentes en los componentes de cuero de las históricas armaduras samurái, revelando nuevos conocimientos sobre la artesanía centenaria y las prácticas de restauración.
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University Hospital of Strasbourg Study Compares Immediate and Delayed-Immediate Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy
A study from University Hospital of Strasbourg compares immediate and delayed-immediate breast reconstruction after mastectomy, examining aesthetic outcomes, complications, patient satisfaction…
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Desde «La tierra de la esperanza» hasta una nueva academia para el cambio transformador en Bruselas
La VUB lanza una nueva Academia de Formación a través de HOST para transformar el conocimiento en soluciones reales, abordando los desafíos energéticos, climáticos y sistémicos.
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From “Land of Hope” to a New Academy for Transformative Change in Brussels
VUB launches a new Training Academy through HOST to turn knowledge into real-world solutions, tackling energy, climate, and systemic challenges.
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VUB and Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel: New preliminary evidence suggests that a nerve test may help select patients for the treatment of life-threatening arrhythmias
Researchers from Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel (UZ Brussel) present preliminary evidence that stellate ganglion block may help identify patients with severe arrhythmias who are more likely to benefit from cardiac sympathetic denervation.
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